Pakistan thrashed England by eight wickets with 12.5 overs to spare at Sophia Gardens on Wednesday to reach the final of the Champions Trophy.
Openers Azhar Ali (76) and Fakhar Zaman (57) made it a comfortable chase from the start as Pakistan reached 215-2 in 37.1 overs in reply to England`s unimpressive 211 all out with one ball left.
“Credit goes to the bowlers and the batters who finished it very well,” said Sarfraz at the presentation ceremony.
Babar Azam and Mohammad Hafeez, right, celebrate victory as they leave the pitch.— AP
Mohammad Hafeez celebrates after Pakistan win the semi-final in Cardiff on June 14.─AFP
Hafeez and Babar Azam congratulate each other after winning the match.─Reuters
Junaid Khan, right, celebrates taking the wicket of Jos Buttler.─AP
Rumman Raees (L) smiles at Alex Hales after he escapes an LBW decision.─AFP
Shadab Khan (L) jumps in jubilation after taking the wicket of Joe Root (unseen) for 46 runs.─AFP
England`s Jake Ball reacts as Pakistani batsmen gave them a tough time on the field.─Reuters
Hasan Ali celebrates after dismissing Eoin Morgan for 33 runs.─AFP
Mark Wood reacts as England`s bowling fails to deter the Pakistani side from reaching their target of 212 runs.─ReutersSource: DWAN